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Appointment at The Injury Care Clinics.
Norman Cottington has left Highway Motor Policies, where he was claims manager, to become managing d...
Motor prediction.
Motor insurance premiums will rise by 10% a year for the next few years, according to George Lowe, A...
Penny Black's insurance week.
Penny has a magical tale to recount this week. Scottish Provident's head of marketing and business d...
What the Papers Say.
BIRMINGHAM POST A rampaging bull caused chaos when it broke into a businessman's 17th century hou...
CGU's regional branch integration on track.
Insurer CGU said this week it was on target to complete the integration of its regional branch netwo...
Setting the agenda.
John Greenway MP said he was pleased to see his if-you're-not-in-it-you-can't-win-it remark of 1998 ...
Axa, United and the boys in Brazil.
French insurer Axa this week admitted it was considering the viability of flying Manchester United's...
IT boost for fleet insurers.
Eurobase, the software and consultancy supplier to the financial services sector, has launched a new...
Independent's day.
Independent Insurance's approach to its business has put the company on the fast track to success.
Trans-Atlantic merger is shape of things to come.
The planned merger of the UK's largest law firm Clifford Chance and US firm Rogers & Wells could be ...
Allianz Cornhill Engineering pitted its skills.
Allianz Cornhill Engineering pitted its mechanic and driving skills against brokers at the Bruntingt...
RSA deal on Corsa.
In a fleet deal worth £27m a year, General Motors has agreed to supply Royal & Sun Alliance's global...
Staff from Royal & Sun Alliance.
Staff from Royal & Sun Alliance's Birmingham office were among the guests when BBC Top Gear presente...
Birthday boy wonder.
This year's inaugural recipient is set to become the youngest ever Lloyd's motor underwriter when he takes on full responsibility at Syndicate 877 Torch Motor Policies on his 30th birthday - 1 January 2000.
Hungary for more.
After some serious growth during the 1990s, the Hungarian insurance market is now dominated by foreign firms. But Peter Falush finds there are still many opportunities.
Dream ticket.
Winning a British Insurance Award can give a company more than a hangover, it offers them a multitude of advertising and marketing opportunities. Jonathan Swift talks to previous winners about how they publicised the fact they are number one.
Home-grown brokers merge to great Acclaim.
Two of Singapore's home-grown brokers have joined forces - the first significant act of consolidatio...
Easily the best.
Francis Higney finds out how CGU Life came up with a vision for its future which every member of staff is 100% committed to.
Personal lines to stay': St Paul.
St Paul said this week it had no plans to sell-off its personal lines business in the UK following a...
Everyone's a winner.
Matthew Townsend toasts the winners of this year's bigger-than-ever British Insurance Awards at the Royal Albert Hall and also pays tribute to those companies who went home empty-handed despite their incredibly high standard of entries.
Alterations on-line.
Churchill Insurance plans to allow customers to make their own policy adjustments on-line. The insur...
The personal touch.
Flexibility, first-rate client service, plus a one-to-one relationship between IFAs and underwriter, are crucial components for Allied Dunbar.
AA site a hit.
AA Insurance claims its motor quotation site has provided over 400 quotes per day since its May laun...
Frankly, my dear ...
When it comes to insurance, we Brits could not give a damn. Or so a recent survey by NatWest Bank wo...